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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-14
COLLEGE CENTENNIAL
Brief Resume of the History of the Institu-
ton.


The Columbia College New York. cen
tennial Obseryauces are in COmmemOration
of the revival of the institution, April Is,
1851, though the college had really been
in existence long before. Indeed, it is not
possible to fix an exact date for its begin
ming, as it was of very gradual growth.
In 1903 Lord COrnbuIy, royal governor of
the colony, designated a spot on which the
college to he connected with Trinity Church
was to be located; but iOrty-iive years
passed before the money was forthcoming,
and still later, on October 81, l7jl, Kings
College, rs it was called, was incorporated.
The conditions of the gift of land by Trim
ity Church made 1t practically an EpiscO-
pal college. The buildings were begun in
1856 and finished in 1860. The stood on
rising ground at the foot of the present
Park place, overlooking the Hudson. Rev.
Myles Cooper, OfONtOrd, England, came in
1868 and completed the organization; hut
when the trouble with England began he
took strong ground in favor of the Tories,
was mObbed and escaped to a British YES
sci in the harbOT.
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WOOL.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, Aprll IL.
The local market continues dull, With
little doing, while prices, especially for
fine woods, are softer The market con-
tinues in buyers favor and the features
are continued weakness and decline in
prices, lighter transactions in domestic
woods, less inquiry from manufacturers,
on account Of lack of orders. The prices
are as follows: Xxx washed 2Sa29c; I'M
washed, One-third off; medium washed
2sa3Oc; unwashed 2Oa2lc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April l2.--Wool
Dull and nominal; Canada washed
combing 37a3Sc; medium unwashed comb
ing ana delaine 29a3Oc; Eastern Oregon
medium 15a20c; New Mexican and Color
ado l7a2Oc; others unchanged.
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lambs 81 5Oa5 10.
New York.
NEW YORK, April Is. -Bceves-Receipts
50 cars; market strong and higher; very
common to strictly prime steers 81 Goa
G5; bulls and dry cows 81 75a4 p; eX-
ports $40 quarters beef
Sheep Receipts $3.50 head; market
firm, but slow, S. 00aG 90 per 100 lbs. for
unshOrn sheep; clipped do 81 0Oa5 CO.;
unshorn yearlings Sc 0Oa7 90; clipped do
S. OOa5 70; spring lambs 81 Goa 90 per
head.
-Hogs-Receipts ), $50 head; few sales;
live hogs at s. 7OaG 90 per 100 lbs; market
reported firmer.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, April 13.-Cattle
receipts 1872; shipments III; market fair;
prime s. OOa5 30; fair to good 81 G5ai 80;
common 81 OOal -.
Hogs Receipts / 800 head; shipments
., 100 head; market fair; Philadelphins
Sc O0aG 10; Workers s. 6Oa5 80; COM
mon and light S. 3Oa5 80; pigs 81 4da
4 80.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head; shipments
|, 400 head; market slow; prime wool s. 25
) 80; fair to good 81 75a5 90; common $500
al 90; lambs S. 5Oa6 %; clipped sheep
ranged in price, So 25a4 40.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., April 13.-Hogs-
Easier; common and light 81 5Ikl5 40;
packing and butchers s. 20a5 p; receipts
!, 800 head; shipments ! $50 head.
Baltimore.
MONDAY, April II, 1857.
CALVERTON.
SWINE There is rather light run OF
hogs this week, hut it is about equal to a
demand which is generally reported as
only moderately fair. Prices are about rs
they ruled last week, We quote at 1a7I &c
per Id net, with most sales at 1!a1iC.
Receipts this week 5,72S head.
CLAREMONT STOCK.
Arrivals of Live Stock at Claremont
Stock Yards via Baltimore and Ohio rail
road for the week ended Aprill0-66
ears, containing 572 cattle, 81 calves,
,, 635 sheep, 2,3ll hogs, ia horses and IL
mules.
Shipments to Philadelphia, etc, 32l cat
tie, 6 calves, 273 sheep, go hogs, and ITO
horses.
All hogs and sheep sold in these
yards are at gross weight. Receipts Of hogs
this week are ,i39 head, against l93
last week; rough hogs sold at s. OOa5 p,
pigs ATS 5Oa6 90, and fair to good ut 80 OO
at 20 per 100 lbs.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April 12.-The receipts
for the week were: Beeves, 1000 head;
sheep, 5000 head; hogs, &, 500 head; pre-
viOus week: Beeves, 1000 head; sheep, q, OOO
head; hogs, 5000 head. Beef cattle were
in poor demand but prices were firm; extra
54a53c; good 5a5l medium 4!al2c; COM
mon, dale Sheep were inactive at pre-.
viOus prices, viz: extra &c, good 5ia5}c
medium, 5a5ic; common, 4ai2c; lambs,
5a1C. Hogs were dull on account of Easter
season; Western Ssaslc. Veal calves were
fairly active at 4a7o Fat cows were dull
at Glade Mich COWS were in fair request
at 2ja;5C.
Cincinnati Horse ana Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, April II.
The demand continues good for all the
classes quoted, street railroad horses being
especially wanted. The general supply
was quite large, and with the exception OF
mules and street-car horses was fully equal
TO the demand. Quotations are as follows:
Driving and saddle horses Sl50a250; draft
horses, $175a225; street-car horses $l00a
l25. Southern chunks, S75al0O. Mules,
aged four to eight years, 10! to Is hands,
Sl35al50; 10 to 15E hands Sll6al35;
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GENrs--Your Hop Bitters have been of great
value to me was laid up with typhoid fever
fOr over two months and could get no relief until
tried your Hop Bitters. Tothose suffering from
debility, or any one in feeble health, cordially
recommend them. j. {. STOTZEL.
GAS FnltOn street. Chicago, III.
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"Luddington, Mich, Feb. ., 1885. Ihave sold
Hop BitterS for ten years, and there" is no medi-
cine that equals them for bilious attacks, kidney
complaints, and all diseases incident to this
malarial climate IL. T. ALEXANDER.
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RRhN Saved.

We are thankful 10 say that our nursing baby
was permanently cured of dangerous and pro
tracted constipation and iregularty OF the
bowels by the use of Hop Bitters by its nursing
mother which at the same time restored her 10
perfect health and strength.-The Parents,
Rochester, N. y.
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STORY Of 4 POSTAL CARD.

IwAs affected with kidney and urinary
Trouble
"For twelve years 70
After trying all the doctors and patent medi-
icines could hear Of used two bottles Of Hop
'rBitters;"
And am perfectly cured Ikeepit
"All the tiInew
Respectfully, B. F. BOOTH. Salisbury, Tenn.
May 4, 1885.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI Anril 10
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Dry Goods
The market was very quiet in demand,
but through sales on old engagements a
fair movement was in progress.
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Monroe. Mich, Sept 18th, 1855. SIRs:-I have
been taking Hop BitteTS for Inflammation 40
kidneys and bladder. II has done for me what
four physicians failed IN do-Cured me. The
effect of the BitlerS seemed like magic "a nae.
W. l.. CARTER.
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.E5-Uuhealthy or inactive kidneys cause
gravel, "Bnght's disease rheumatism and q
horde of other sss6euS and fatal diseases, which
can be prevented with Hop BltteH, If taken in
time.
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$1,000 Lost.

"a tour 10 Europe that cost me 50 900, done less
good than one bottle Of Hop Bitters. they also
cured my wife OF fifteen years' nervous weak
ness. sleeplesSness and dyspepsia. Mr.. K. NJ,
Auburn, n y.
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"My little Sickly, puny baby, was changed into
n great bouncing boy, and was raised from
sick bed by using Hop Bitters a short time"
A YOUNG MOTHER.
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COTTON.
New York,

New York.
NEW YORK, April IL -Cotton-Futuns
closed steady at slight decline from yes
terday.
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Cnn Ynn Answer This?

Is there person living who ever saw case Of
ague, biliOusnesS nervousness or neuralgia, or
any disease of the stomach, liver or kidneys that
Hop BilteTS will not cure?
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"My Mother says Hop Btters is the only thing
that will keep her from severe attacks of paraly-
sis and headache.-Ed. OSlC6GO sun.
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BRApFoRp. Pa, May s, 1856.

It has cured me Of several diseases, such as
nervousness sickness al the stomach. monthly
troubles, etc ] have not seen a sick day IN
wears since l took Hop Bitters. All my neigh
bors use them. Mrs. FANNIE GREEN.
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Railroads.

pAlTIMoRR AND OHIO RAILROAD CON
Is pany, on and sfler April ], lSS.. passenger
trains will run as sollows-wheeling, IS Meridian;
West Of River, Central time:
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A man from Pine Knob stood watching
a performance on a slide trombone. Sud
denly Selling a companions arm, the Pine
Knob man excitedly exclaimed ''For the
Iawd's sake, look thar, Lige."
i'Whut's the NATTER"
Look thar, be dun it agin."
Done what9''
ivy, crowded mon ha'f that blamed
HON inter his mouth. Did You see that :
Wall, III sw'ar. "-ArkaRsah qrareIer.
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New York.

natives So 50a5 ID; shorn s. OOa4 90;
Western 81 OOa4 50; Texans, s. 50a4 90;
lambs 81 50a5 -.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 3aS Per Cent.-GOVernme Dull
aud Steady-Stocks LOwer-Flour Quiet
and Unchanged-Wheat Higher.
NEW YORK, April l3.-MOney on call
easy at 3a7 per cent; closed offered at 3
per cent; prime mercantile paper sac per
cent; sterling exchange dull but steady
and unchanged.
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GINSENG.

Wheeling.
Market dull with prices at 81 soto 90.
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ONO RIVER RAILROAD
Time tail. tai ing effect March nth 1877
Passenger trains will nun a. follows-Ccutral
time:
.. JIpa SOUTH
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GOvERSMENTs-Dull and steady.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, O., April 13.-Wheat-Firmer;
cash Sl!c regular bid; lake shore S2c hid ,
May slIc bid; June s2ic bid; August s2ic
bid, SAC asked. COrn-Quiet and steady;
May 39ic hid. Clover Seed-Weak; prime
81 p bid; Anril 81 20 asked.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-07
NEWS NOTES.

. 3IO.OUO
Two million postal cards are printed daily
at present
STUDENT WATERS will continue to flourish
at many of the White Mountain Hotels.
In is said that the Government still owns
}9OOl,O 600 ncrcs Of uusurveycd land In Ne
vada
LYNX, recently killed 10y George Molster.
I'm Waukesha County, H., measured six feet
in length
PoTATo growers in California are elntcd
over the success Of the plan of shipping pota.
toes TO Chicago.
\ COMPANY of the titled Frcnchmen are
breeding Arabian horses on the Lame Johnny
Creek In Dakota.
GENERAL BoCLANGEH, the French ex Minis.
ter of War, has been appointed 10 a command
about 80 miles from Paris
MRS CLEvELAD y says that she and the Pre-i
dent intend 10 visit Chicago, Milwaukee, and
other Western cities in the autumn.
GEoRGED ID. HILL, treasurer Of King County
Washington Territory, has been indicted at
Seattle. His accounts are sol 30 short
MATTHIAS SPITLoG, Wynndotte Indian
worth ~ ,OOOO OOj wos last week sw!ndled out
OF Sl4O,OOO In real egthte transaction at
Wyandottc, Kansas.
or the 100000 inhabitants of Cilicia. a fer
tile plain in Asia Minor, $1,000 are destitute
The harvest time has just passed, hut not a
single shcaf OF grain was cut
Ten BRoEcK, one Of the greatest OF Ameri.
can race -hores, died recently Of paralysis, in
Woodford County, KY His owner n short
time ago refused go 900 for the animal
INSPECTOR GENERAL BAIRD and Colonel
HaSbroOk, cOmmandant of cadets at West
Point, have been detailed to visit France in
September for the purpose OF witnessing the
fall manUuvres Of the French army
PENSION COMMISSIONER BLACK will not
hereafter permit pension attorneys 10 receive
more than $40 for their services i'm securing
the settlement Of Mexican war claims
Heretofore the office has allowed the claim
agents 20 collect fee Of S2i
a MISS SWAMI, Of Gumcr County, GA
discovered a gold mine on her fathers farm
recently. She was on the crest Of a hillside
at the mouth Of "A spring aud picked up sew
eral small nuggets which had been washed
ont Of the hill. Other deposits we're found
that afternoon by Mr. Swami
There nre yet somo 9 10000 bushels of
wheat in store on tho line, Of the Manitoba
and Northern Pacific roads. in Minnesota and
Dakota, outside Of Minneapolis, st. Paul and
Duluth. The grain is mostly sold for August
delivery at Chicago and Duluth and will be
delivered at Minneapolis If prices are favor
able.
Reports Of the organizing Of colored peopIo
in Greenvillc Lawcns and Pickens counties
South Carolina continue 10 come i'm. The
whites arc alarmed The responsibility for
whatever trouble may come, IL is said. will
belong 20 tho white farmers. who have long
been imposing ON thUr ignorant coored
loborers
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whal killed Artcmns wnrd.

James Parton, i'm writing Of "Artsmus
Ward, gives the cause Of hs early death in
these words Wherever he lcctured. whether
In New England, California or London,
there was sure 10 be- a knot Of young fellows
10 gather around him, and go home with him
70 his hotel, order supper, and spend half tbs
night in telling stories and singing songs.
ITO any man this will be fatal in time; bus
when the nightly carOuse follows an evenings
performance before am audience, and Is BuO-
coeded by journey the next day, tho waste
OF vitality is fearfully rapid. Five years 81
such life finished poor Charles Browne.
''He wns not 70 deep drinker He was not q
man Of strong appetites 10 was tho nights
wasted iu cOnvivinlity which his system
needed for sleep that sent bin 10 his grave forty
years before his time
For men Of his profession, for all editors,
literary men, and artists, there is only ons
safety -TeetOfufim. He should have taken
the advice n q stage driver on the plains, %
whom he once offered sOmo whisky, and I
commend 10 strongly ~ every young mans
u don't drink, ] won't drink aud don't like
10 sec anybody else drink I'm of tho opinion
Of those mountains keep your top cool.
They've got snow and I've got brains that's
All the difference
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-07
South md Wcst.

FOURTEEN inches Of extra large hail stones
stopped a Missouri Pacific train i'm Kansas
The hail stones broke all the car windows ON
one side of the train and drove the engineer
out of the cab.
CHICAGO dispatch states that Dr Nc
Glynn the deposed Now York priest will
become Knight OF Labor
SIX election officers i'm Baltimore have
been sentenced TO Jail, each for two years
for committing election frauds
-, FIVE men were killed at New Prospect
Texas, during "A cyclone
FIRE has almost swept out Of existence the
town OF Mansfield, Wis. Tho loss is not less
than S3,OOOOOO, and 1000 people are home
less.
AN organization known a. the "Knights OF
the Switch goes around whipping women of
bad character in Adams County, Ohio 4
Few nights ago twenty of the Knights, masked
ana armed, dragged "a Mrs. Martin and her
daughter from bed, tied them 10 the door
frame nnd whipped them with hickory
switches until they became unconscious
WHILE workmen were excavating for a
pile FOR railroad bridge near Portsmouth
ONO, the steep bank cnved in, killing six
men.
THREE Mexicans who went TO sleep under
a freight car at Rio Grnndc Station TcNne
were killed by the moving of the train
YELLOW FEVER is increasing i'm power and
virulence at Key West, Fla
FIGURES just published show that the in
dustrial activity throughout the South dur
ing the first half Of 1889 was far greater than
ever before, the number Of new enterprises
organized or established i'm that time having
been 80, against Sl2 for the same time last
year
-FOUR miners were coming out Of mine at
Norway, Mich, when some men above let a
tram car get away, and n came thumioring
down the shaft. The car struck the Cage con
tanning the miners, aud al were killei
SCOTr LYoN and Jack Dillnrd. negro rail
road employees at Columbia, 5. G., had "A say
age light, during which the former buttcd the
latter with such force that lac fractured his
skull, killing him Instantly.
FIRE swept over one fourth of the busi-
ness part of Elizabethtown, Ky, causing IA
loss Of 500, 900
THE Ohio Prohibitionist State Convent ON
at Delaware nominlted fun ticket headed
10y Morris Sharp for Governor
JEFFERSON DAVIS has written n letter To
the Baltimore Sun in reference 10 tn. return
of tho Confederate battle ha2s. lis says
that If the object now be u unite the pco.
pie of the North and South as brethren i'm
the Union, as "A means TO that end every sian
OF past conflict should, as far as practicable,
De obliteratcd.n
THIRTY skeletons Of human being, have
bte' discovered in cave near Cookville
Tenn They ar supposed 20 bc the remains
OF some murderoi stock raiscrs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-07
An Anache htoxIcant.

From corn the Apaches make a fer
mented drink called tiz-win, which is
not as strong as the corn whisky Of
civilization, but their peculiar method of
drinking 1t compensateg for its lack Of
strength For some three DAYS before it.
has reached its highest point of fcrnenta-
tion. not single piece of food is swal-
lowed. At the end Of that period they
fiji themselves 10 their utmost capacitv
with the unclariticd win. Although
half starved, il takes but few moments
20 make them feel as if they had q Major
Generals ratiOns for six months ptevious.
while the most conspicuous effect is 10
swell their bump Of combativeness to an
inordinatc degree If large number
have INDUCED in this liquor serious out
breaks and disturbances are almost sure
TO cnsuc, especially If other bands Of In
dians or any whites arc near enough for
thcm 90 reach before this temporary
stimulated combativcncss has worn away.
I'm fact, after having, when sober. dc
cidcd TO go upon the warpath by far the
most important preliminary is the manu-
facturc Of huge quantities Of tiz-Win. Its
peculiar composition, and the no less pc
culiT manner Of taking the liquor gives
it a. most lasting effect upon the system,
and au Indian with his stomach distended
with il is said TO have q head OF q six or
eight day "sprcc, and during all this
time his warlike qualities are sure 10 be
most conspicuous
There is much evidence 20 show that
alcoholic liquor made from corn is an an
cicnt drink with these people, every
thing that was necessary TO manufacture
it being found in their old ruins and un-
der circumstances that make such a con
lecture not unreasonable Even in the
caves OF the old cliff dwcllers of Arizona
there have been found comcuted deposits
Of corn so ancient that when disturbed
the grains fell from the cob q mass of
impalpablc powder. leaving the cob.
Gugularly enough, as fresh as ST it had
been gathered the harvest before - CEN
tlV W0QasWC.
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I-acfnl Hinfs-

A roasted or boiled lemon, filled whie
hot with sugar, and eaten still hot. Just
before retiring, will often break up q
cold.
To produce good gloss on linen, pour
pint of boiling water upon two ounces
Of gum arabic, cover and let stand over
night; add spoonful TO the starch.
To remove kerosene from carpet. lay
blOttcrs or soft brown paper over the
spot and press with warm iron. Repeat
with fresh papers till the spot is removed.
Sow on buttons over darning needle.
and when done, pull out the needle and
the buttons will be found TO be much
lOOscr than those scwcd on in the Ordi-
nary way aud will notpull Oft as easily
II is now claimed that rubbing the
face downward while washing is the
cause Of many Of the wrinkles on womcn's
faces 10 day, and the best remedy is to re-
verse the process and always rub the face
upwatd
Wheel grease and all other grease on
cotton goods may be taken out with cold.
soft water and any good soap; soft soap
is best in cases Of long standing wet
the spot with kerosene oil and LET IL soak
for some hours, then wash rs before di-
rectcd.
Two ounces Of soda dissolved In % quart
Of hot water will make ready and use
ful solution for cleaning old painted work
preparatory TO repainting. This mixture,
In the above proportion, should be ap-
piled when warm, and the woodwork ar
tcrward washed with water TO remove all
traces Of soda.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-07
THE DIAMOND FIELD

RYAN, of the Chicagocs has played every
position except behind the hat aud ON first
base
PIrCuER FERGUSON of the Philadclphias.
has struck out moro men than any League
pitcher
Johnston, Bo,tou's cyntro fielder, has not
made an error since Nav ~. and hp has
played u twenty two consecutive games
MURRAY, of the l.yuns, is richer by a suit
Of clothes FOR having been the first lo,al
player 20 mako n homo run on the Lynn
grounds
FIVE double plays in game X a rather rc-
mar kahle exhibition. I'm the contest between
DeS Moincs and st Paul the former is credited
with three and the latter two
WARD, OF the New Works, has had the
greatest record of consecutive hitting of any
League player. I'm every game between Man.
u and June l3, he made az least one clean
hit
Tux Pittsburg, have played three crrorlcss
games thus fnr this season, which shows a
fine fielding record even il the club Is not
winning many games. Weak batting defeat
them.
MICHAEL. KELLY, the Boston Gibbs $40 OOO
catcher, was escorted to the ball grounds IN,
Chicago, upon his first appearance i'm that
city this season, by a brass band and wa,
overwhelmed with floral tributs.
BURKE, whom Detroit has signed, is "A pci.-
feet Hercules, weighs about 2OO pounds, and
sends "A ball through with terrific speed Ito
pitched FOR the Pioneers, of San Francisco,
and I'm recent game struck ont fourteen
men.
In the Asso iation batting list ONch and
Latham lead for the 81 Louis Browns,
l.arkin, for the Athletics Phillips, for Brool,
lyn, Fonnelly, for the Cincinuatis; Browning,
for Louisville; Orr, for the Nets; Tucker FOR
the Baltimorcs; and Hotaling, for the Clcvc-
lands.
In recent game at indianapolis the per-
formanCos Of Johnston, Buston's centra
fielder, and BaSsett second basemnn for
the Hoosicrs, shonc resplondent JohnstonS
rc"ord has seldom, II ever, becn cNccllcd
Five times 0t bat four runs, two singles a
thrcc-b bogger, home run, two stolen buses,
eight put outs, one assist, and no error.
Bossett made a hit every time lac WAS at the
bat, three singles aud double, stole two
bases, scored twice, put out three men aud
assisted four times without an error.
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Daniel Was There

a rich old peculator imagined that he
knew about art whereas hc was am i0no-
umu- i'm regard to- everything, in fact
except in making money This old fraud
determined tOm0kc n valuable present 60
his .on-in-low, who was preacher
10 was suggested TO him that an oil
painting representing Daniel in the
Lions Dem would be very appropriate.
so an order was given tOa painter 20 pro
duce thc work of art 10 was almost en-
ishcd when the old specuIator was called
to inspect Itrcprcscntcd q cross section
of the den with Danic. walking about
among the lions When the old man saw
the picture he refused Co take 10. lie in
sisted that IF Daniel was iu the den
neither hc nor thc lions could be seen.
and thc artist had TO cover the lions and
Dan with thick coat of black paint
When the sOn.in law was presented
with the picture he was somewhat dazcd
TO know what it represented
cit represents Daniel in the Lions
Den, replied the art critic.
"But I don't see either of them
"That makes no difference. They sra
iu there. I saw 'em myself. Yovth's
Componioa,